There are many poignant, mysterious, and wondrous nuances to birth and death. I wrote and re-wrote this blog a few times. At the time of writing the blog, Eddie and I were in the sacred position of supporting a friend make the transition from this life to the light of Love. He was lying...
This blog is a continuation of January’s blog… so if you haven’t seen it, it will be useful to click on the link and have a read. Much to my shame and chagrin, I failed in getting this blog published as promised in February 2023. It is no accident that I used the word...
Last year the What We CAN monthly blog focused on wellness and spotlighted the Global Team of LiberatingTouch Facilitators. This year our monthly blog will focus on the big questions with insights from LiberatingTouch Facilitators. The big questions we plan to explore may cover topics such as – So, let’s start with a really...
Tis the season for a blog I want to ask you – Is wellness selfless or selfish?I suppose it really depends on what wellness means to you?Can we truly be well as long as we only are thinking of ourselves? Joy is a great barometer of wellness. Joy is infectious. Spreading joy is a...
Most people consider wellness to be a state of being when the body feels good (fit and flexible), the mind is calm (open and relaxed), and the spirit feels aligned with Nature (God). We forget that in life, with all the many twists and turns of daily chores, surprises and uncertainty, it is a...
For me wellness is all about Love. Joy is the spontaneous expression of unconditional Love. When I experience a disconnect from innate joy, I experience a disconnect from wellness. What is Love? This is a big question. How do you define that which is beyond understanding, beyond what can be grasped, quantified or qualified?...
“Money comes and goes; morality comes and grows” Sathya Sai Baba I remember reading this quote from my spiritual master, Sathya Sai Baba, many years ago. It continues to instigate healing and insightful reflections for me. For example, Etc. Returning to the quote, “Money comes and goes; morality comes and grows”, I am curious...
I started writing a series of short pieces on the “The Bus Stop of Life” at the beginning of the year. They are contemplations on the in-between state of being, neither here nor there. Life is a journey, and on this journey, we often find ourselves in a place of waiting. Waiting for… In...
I started writing a series of short pieces on the “The Bus Stop of Life” at the beginning of the year. They are contemplations on the in-between state of being, neither here nor there. Life is a journey, and on this journey, we often find ourselves in a place of waiting. Waiting for… In...
I started writing a series of short pieces on the “The Bus Stop of Life” at the beginning of the year. They are contemplations on the in-between state of being, neither here nor there. Life is a journey, and on this journey, we often find ourselves in a place of waiting. Waiting for… In...